"Don't believe everything you think" - Elisha P. Rush
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Weekend Update - EoB Edition
Well, sure it's been a while. It's actually gone beyond "taking a break," it's more of a waiting to see what's going to happen now. Mark Morford even has been experiencing it. It's the slowdown. The EoB. The End of Bush.
The "ImpeachBush" dot orgs have taken a new tack. Now they want indictment, and gawdhelpme I think they're on to something. While I think in a court of law, Dubya would be given time off for sheer stupidity, there's always Rummy and Darth Cheney. Those last two even make George H.W. cry. 'Course everything makes George H.W. cry lately, and we don't blame him one bit. Sign the petition here if you're interested.
We're about half way through reading Howard Zinn's "People's History of the United States." Hell of a book. While we don't normally make announcements like this, our friends in the San Francisco area can catch Howard at the Mission High School Auditorium, 3750 18th Street, on Thursday, February 26, at 7 PM. Uncle Bob and I caught Howard years ago at the McDonald Theater, and it was a glorious evening. Highly recommended.
Blackwater, the company hired by the U.S. government to do the "dirty work" in Iraq, has decided to change their name to "Xe." Does all this remind of you of a Monty Python skit?
And please indulge me for this last one. My son watched the Olympics and fell in love with Michael Phelps. When Phelps was recently busted via cell phone video smoking from a bong the world was all aghast. So was I, but only because I thought it was really stupid of him to smoke dope at a party where there were people with cell phones. But on retrospect, I'm wondering what's wrong with America? Why are we so quick to "be disappointed?" When is this country going to realize that marijuana is less harmful than aspirin? This whole country needs a big slap in the face.
"A People's History of the United States" - Howard Zinn
"Abuse of Power" - Stanley Kutler
"The Marriage of the Sun and Moon" - Andrew Weil
"11/22/63" - Stephen King
"Twenty Thirty" - Albert Brooks
"The Sorrows of Empire" - Chalmers Johnson
"Overcoming Trauma Through Yoga" - David Emerson
"Doctor Sleep" - Stephen King
"Just Like You" - Carl Faddis
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